Horse Around the House

Rowan, Rook and Decard

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A perfectly normal American sitcom where a live, untrained horse is present in every shot Horses. They re an unstable, jangling maelstrom of fear and violence encased in half a ton of muscle and hoof. Now imagine trying to get on with your job around one. Now imagine your job is performing in a largely improvised American primetime sitcom. There isn t even a success or failure mechanic in this month s one-page RPG, just a dice-stacking exercise that determines how long it is until the horse next goes off. You don t want to be here. The horse doesn t want to be here. Let s all have fun.

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Registered at Companies House as ROWAN, ROOK AND DECARD LTD, number 10679301. Checked 2026-08-29.
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